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Perfect Stranger Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Grammar question - what grammar structure is this?

Dear Users,

What's the grammar structure used in this sentence and what is it used for?

That’s fine Max. But there’s no hurry with this, if it would depend on me.

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Top answer

You have two sentences. The first is simple as it has one independent clause; the second is complex as it also has a dependent clause.

— Deadrat

  • You have two sentences.
  • The first is simple as it has one independent clause; the second is complex as it also has a dependent clause.
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You have two sentences. The first is simple as it has one independent clause; the second is complex as it also has a dependent clause.
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Hmm... Thanks deadrat. I'm not quite sure why there's would in that sentence... I've never seen a conditional sentence like that...
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I just looked at the structure. The sentence is certainly ill-written. I think it means "Don't hurry on my account," but I'm not sure.
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Perhaps he wanted to say: If it were up to me, I wouldn't hurry or If I were you, I wouldn't hurry?
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Not quite, I think. Too many first person pronouns in the first. How about, "Don't hurry on my account"?
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